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Answer 1

number 13 I got e @snowflake0531

Answer 2

Yep, 13 is E.

Then let's look at 15, that looks easy;
Only one kind of shape has absolutely no edges or bases.
Which one is it?

Answer 3

a cone

Answer 4

Shoot
Disregard what I said before
Flip the two

Answer 5

A sphere is like a circle, in a 3-D shape, like a ball.
A cone would be like a funnel, but a whole solid

Answer 6

So which one would 13 and 15 be

Answer 7

I need 17 and I got a

Answer 8

Nope

Answer 9

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Nope
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or b

Answer 10

Yep, it's B
17 is B

Answer 11

Imagine the rectangular pyramid as,
There is a rectangle at the bottom, and each of the four vertices need to come up to one point, which creates 4 triangles

Answer 12

this now

Answer 13

"Euler's formula, Either of two important mathematical theorems of Leonhard Euler. The first is a topological invariance (see topology) relating the number of faces, vertices, and edges of any polyhedron. It is written F + V = E + 2, where F is the number of faces, V the number of vertices, and E the number of edges."

-Google, specifically, Britannica

Answer 14

IDK tbh

Answer 15

We have F + V= E + 2
Like, faces + vertices = edges + 2

Answer 16

Let's just first look at the first one.
Rectangular pyramid.
Can you tell me how many faces and vertices there are?

Answer 17

4

Answer 18

mhmmm?
Re-imagine the rectangular pyramid
There is a base(which counts as face), and there are the four triangles

Answer 19

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mhmmm?
Re-imagine the rectangular pyramid
There is a base(which counts as face), and there are the four triangles
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tbh I have learned this but I don't know

Answer 20

Faces are like, the 2D shape of each side
in a rectangular pyramid
you know that it looks like, a rectangle at a bottom, with four edges that come up to a single point.
The base, counting as one face, adding up with the other 4 triangles that are formed, because of the vertex at the tip, is in all, 5 faces

Answer 21

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Faces are like, the 2D shape of each side
in a rectangular pyramid
you know that it looks like, a rectangle at a bottom, with four edges that come up to a single point.
The base, counting as one face, adding up with the other 4 triangles that are formed, because of the vertex at the tip, is in all, 5 faces
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I got it

Answer 22

Kay

And do you know vertices?

Answer 23

Vertices are like the end points
In the rectangular pyramid, there are 5 vertices.
Four for the rectangle at the bottom, and one for the tip point